@LucH, amazing stuff, my guy I'll try this and will probably recommend it to my mother as well. You've just brought my attention to something that might change her life. Short backstory: My mother had gluten sensitivity her entire life until we moved to Croatia. After moving, her gluten sensitivity disappeared, but she started experiencing severe stomach bloating, which has been a major source of stress for her. Now that you've highlighted that gluten sensitivity can also be a symptom of SIBO, I'll try helping her with the routine you suggested.

@LucH I got one that says delayed release, so I guess I'm safe? And the sickness came from something else?

I tried taking L. reuteri yesterday and experienced minor sickness, which I partially resolved by eating a carrot salad and taking some antibacterial supplements. I understand that the bacteria likely got released in the small intestine, which may have caused my reaction.

Is there a safe method to ensure a pill bypasses the small intestine?

Edit : I also ate a salad yesterday with some vegetables which has possibly made it worse

@Rah1woot Appreciate your comment. The chloride may have been stored throughout the body ( not only the thyorid), and the iodine could have expelled it like you said

@samson I already warned in my first comment not to do this. I just wanted to hear opinions on why someone might have thought this is a good idea

@pondfountain If I remember correctly, they have measured flaccid and stretched dick size as well

Don't do this; I've just found out iodine has a high chance of being harmful to Leydig cells at advised dosages

@risingfire It seems like i tolerate it pretty well (Unlike when applying to my chest, where it itches like hell), or do you believe it is dangerous/harfmful to the testicle? Please let me know🫨

@Luke already do that but I appreciate the feedback

@Kilgore will try